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Tried to use the Futaba MC 112 B and it was a no-go on the fitment. I do have a Futaba MC 230 CR that is small enough and would work fairly well with a Kyosho 240ST. The motor will be period correct and the ESC and receiver are later but small enough and all three are in excellent condition. Javeli...

Very nice Chuck! Especially the motor - it appears like new. I've also found that fitting the ESC in a Javelin can be a challenge. I'm running brushless and a Reedy SC600 does fit directly behind the battery after I've removed the fan. I also have a Futaba MC 230 but it's in a trail truck at the mom...

Hahaha! So, we are pretty much out of trans cases for the LW, and have been out of outdrives since before I acquired the company. We had a workaround for the outdrives- until AE dropped everything. Ugh. So… with our 91 prototype coming this year we wanted to do something special. We will have a mold...

The finished car looks fantastic Chuck.
You've preserved another vintage classic.

Well done sir!

I didn't mean car doesn't look good Chuck..its amazing...those rere tires have always just looked off compared to the originals...my opinion only!

Fine Design dragster wheels.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/design-drag-tires-rc-10l-trackmaster-250822149

OK guys, raffle time! Some of you have seen this already in my build thread. Now you have a chance to own it. Like the previous raffle, a $5.00 donation to the forum will get you 1 chance. $10.00 will get you 2, $15.00 for 3.... and so on. Only donations made between March 1st and March 31st are eli...

Got it done, just waiting on "The Diamond One" to do the body....and I haven't done the wing tube yet

Really nice build...glad u are finally liking Kyoshos!

Motors that could be good options...
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radioactivity wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 11:08 pm Thanks Derek

Not the easiest car I've built but it is growing on me.
Pretty soon I've got to decide on electrics...


Chuck

The car looks fantastic!

Build yourself a Schumacher CAT, Chuck, and you'll think the Mid was easy to assemble.

Got it all done Chuck!!

I'm not sure what you all are using for turnbuckles but I was in the market for some for my Team Car rebuild. I'm far too cheap to buy anything titanium, nor am I a good enough driver to make use of any performance gains. I wanted something a tiny bit more flashy than the universal cut-to-length Dub...

Looks great Chuck.
For me, the lexan belt covers are the worst parts on a vintage Mid. They're a hassle during assembly and difficult to create a dust-proof seal against the chassis plates.
The gasketed hard plastic covers on the re-re are an improvement.

Started to place electronics. My Novak 1 is pretty close to the correct time period, little older than the car but close enough. It also fits fairly well and the wiring is basically headed in the correct direction. I tried several other ESCs that I have but it was this or a Futaba MC230cr. The Futa...